fall in prices

Still, Mexico has been hurt by the fall in prices.

The increased supply led to a sharp fall in prices.

However, the fall in prices was faster and more dramatic than the rise.

This change has led to a fall in prices and greater competition on the payment services markets.

First, most modern industrial economies experience few if any falls in prices.

But by 1842 a general fall in prices occurred throughout the agricultural markets that continued into the following year.

And the fall in prices nowhere near matches the rises of last year.

During the depression of 1873-96, most European countries experienced a drastic fall in prices.

This surge led to a glut and a fall in prices.

And much of this growth was merely because of a fall in prices.

He notes that a fall in prices would reduce the price of babysitting.

However there are concerns that the market is rather high at present, which could see a fall in prices generally in the new year.

And for any renters hoping to buy a home, the fall in prices is downright good news.

Another factor could also lessen any fall in prices in response to a strong number.

Compensation for income is only partial, with direct aid covering 50% of the fall in prices.

Despite the fall in prices yesterday, traders remain optimistic.

What is largely ignored, however, is that the high rates did not bring about an actual fall in prices.

The government was, therefore, compelled to increase the land tax in order to compensate for the fall in prices.

After three years of investment in operations, the Russian companies are now better prepared to weather a fall in prices.

But the draft regulation does already provide for a kind of safety net to come into effect if falls in prices disrupt the market.

In the United States, the third- quarter fall in prices was almost universal.

Adjusting for the fall in prices, Japan's economy contracted 0.6 percent in the first quarter.

The Commission's figures provide a dramatic picture of the fall in prices for milk and milk products.

This has halted, for a while at least, the steady fall in prices that devastated the world energy industry in the last year.

The cartel is also afraid of overproducing and touching off a free fall in prices, which occurred two years ago.